As summer temperatures rise, many homeowners notice their once-lush lawns turning brown and brittle. This common phenomenon is known as heat stress, a condition that affects grass when temperatures ...

Overwatering is common, and it harms plants, not to mention water waste. Underwatering is also harmful, especially in hot, windy weather. How can we know we are watering correctly? Most ...

There were other tiny birds, too, like savannah sparrows, creeping through the brown grass in search ... The grama grass and fescue, the tall June grass and the wild onions. And tiny yellow ...

Yellow nutsedge and tall fescue are two weeds that are difficult to confuse for one another, except for one characteristic they have in common. Both grow faster than Kentucky bluegrass and so they ...

A: Your lawn has brown patch, also called large patch by some ... you could plant it outdoors and watch it grow to be 45 to 50 feet tall and wide. They are massive trees. Yes, it can be pruned.

University of Missouri Extension is hosting a Feb. 26 small ruminant webinar that will address tall fescue ... the effects of fescue toxicosis on herd performance, said David Brown, MU Extension ...

Does your once green, lush lawn now look brown and lifeless ... which are all warm-season types suited for the southern region. Tall fescue is a drought tolerant option for cool-season types ...

Cool season grasses such as tall fescue, bluegrass, and ryegrass may be affected by brown patch, also caused by Rhizoctonia. While these grasses may be able to grow out of disease because their active ...

While tall fescue can tolerate poor soil conditions and it's more tolerant of heat and drought than other cool-season grasses, it can still be finicky. In humid climates, it's prone to disease — ...

America’s “fescue belt,” named for an exotic grass called tall fescue, dominates the pastureland from ... through the winter while the rest of the region’s grasses turn brown and go dormant. But the ...